The former aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk left Bremerton, Washington, Saturday and is now en-route to a Texas shipbreaker to be turned into scrap. The last oil-fired carrier, Kitty Hawk was ...

After more than a decade of trying to make flying cars a reality, Kitty Hawk is shutting down. “We’re still working on the details of what’s next,” the Larry Page-backed startup posted to LinkedIn on ...

Kitty Hawk’s Flyer, the company’s first flying car project, is no more. The company has announced that it’s shutting down the initiative in a blog post, where it has also revealed that it’ll focus on ...

SAN DIEGOSAN DIEGO — The aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk steamed into San Diego in the fall of 1961 with fanfare usually enjoyed by royalty, wrote the San Diego Union’s Lester Bell in a story announcing ...

The name Kitty Hawk, of course, conjures up grainy black-and-white images of the Wright brothers in their bowler hats soaring from the high dunes – if only for a few important seconds – in their ...

Last year, Alphabet CEO Larry Page showed off the “Flyer” vehicle from his new side-project dubbed “Kitty Hawk.” Named after the North Carolina town where the Wright Brothers created their first ...

It was once the biggest symbol of American military power in the Indo-Pacific, battle tested from Vietnam to the Persian Gulf and a survivor of a collision with a Soviet submarine. But the glory days ...

Flying car startup Kitty Hawk has revealed its third electric aircraft — and it can cover 160 kilometers (100 miles) while making almost no noise at all. Project Heaviside is a high-performance, ...

Presley Holland Freeman is a North Carolina mother with two young children and a full-time preschool teacher. She wanted to ...

Kitty Hawk's Heaviside, named after the late English mathematician and physicist Oliver Heaviside. Eleven years after Google co-founder Larry Page bankrolled one of the first efforts to develop an ...